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ACP-EU partnership agreement signed in Cotonou

Publisher: The Directorate General for Development ; Brussels ; September 2000Description: 165 p; ill., tbls., mapsSubject(s): ACP | CARIBBEAN | PARTNERSHIP | EUROPEAN | AFRICA | TRADE AGREEMENTS | EUROPEAN UNION | ECONOMIC AGREEMENTSSummary: Presents a new ACP-EU partnership agreement which aims to promote closer involvement of civil society, the private sector and the economic and social actors in a bid to promote sustainable development and the reduction of poverty. Presents the list of signatories of the cotonou agreement, the consolidated text of the agreement, the annexes and protocols and the final acts.

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Presents a new ACP-EU partnership agreement which aims to promote closer involvement of civil society, the private sector and the economic and social actors in a bid to promote sustainable development and the reduction of poverty. Presents the list of signatories of the cotonou agreement, the consolidated text of the agreement, the annexes and protocols and the final acts.

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